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All That Remains set album release date

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Massachusetts metallers All That Remains have set October 12 as the release date for their fifth album, "For We Are Many". The album was produced by Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and will be released via Prosthetic Records/Razor & Tie. Speaking to Revolver magazine, All That Remains vocalist Phil Labonte commented on the reasons for getting Adam Dutkiewicz as producer. "Jason [Suecof, who helmed 'Overcome'] was great, but we didn't want to go to Florida again, and we worked with Adam on two of our other records, and it was really cool," Labonte said. "Plus, we're all homebodies, and working with Adam allowed us to stay in New England." Labonte goes on to explain that the new material might surprise some fans. “There's a song with a talk box on it and a couple of cool riffs that remind me of Meshuggah. Also, there's more Pantera-ish, southern stuff than we've ever done.” "I love it when people hear something we've done and go, 'Wow, that's ALL THAT REMAINS?'" Al...

Massachusetts metallers All That Remains have set October 12 as the release date for their fifth album, For We Are Many.

The album was produced by Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and will be released via Prosthetic Records/Razor & Tie.

Speaking to Revolver magazine, All That Remains vocalist Phil Labonte commented on the reasons for getting Adam Dutkiewicz as producer.

"Jason [Suecof, who helmed Overcome] was great, but we didn't want to go to Florida again, and we worked with Adam on two of our other records, and it was really cool," Labonte said. "Plus, we're all homebodies, and working with Adam allowed us to stay in New England."

Labonte goes on to state that the new material might surprise some fans.

“There's a song with a talk box on it and a couple of cool riffs that remind me of Meshuggah. Also, there's more Pantera-ish, southern stuff than we've ever done...I love it when people hear something we've done and go, 'Wow, that's All That Remains?'"

All That Remains will be touring Australia as part of Soundwave 2011.